Code of Ethics - Atos

1 code of Ethics02 Foreword (Chairman of the Board)Introduction (Chief Executive Officer)The Atos Sense of Purpose (Raison d tre) code of Ethics purpose and scopeZero tolerance of bribery, corruption or influence peddlingConflicts of interestFair competitionAnti-FraudProtection of Atos assetsProtection of confidentiality and privileged informationSafe workplaceEthical and inclusive workplaceHuman rightsData protectionEnvironmentTrade regulations and export controlWhistleblowing system employees rights and dutiesApplicability and enforcement of the code of EthicsAnnex: Anti-corruption code of ConductContents0303040404050506060607070 707080809091003 code of EthicsIntroduction We are committed to establishing a culture of integrity, Ethics and compliance in Atos.

2 This management commitment is important, but it is not enough: every department and every employee has a role to play in making this a living process, taking account of compliance risks in how we operate on a daily basis. The code of Ethics is part of the DNA of Atos. It explains the rules all employees and partners are expected to follow in carrying out Atos business and is our guide to doing the right thing. Every employee is encouraged to speak up in case of legitimate reasons to believe the standards in our code of Ethics are being breached; such concerns will be addressed diligently and the principles in the code of Ethics we engender the trust on which our future success will be based.

3 The General Management Committee requires each and every employee to commit to this code of Ethics , and to ensure that all stakeholders abide by it as Atos we are convinced that our future success depends on the principle that business should be conducted both profitably and responsibly. This is why Ethics and Compliance are key priorities for Atos, from the very top of the company to the heart of our operations. This goes beyond our zero-tolerance approach to corruption and our commitment to comply with applicable laws in all countries; we want to conduct our business in line with the highest ethical principles, and we have set out these principles in our code of the name of the Board of Atos, we commit to this code of Ethics , and we count on every employee throughout the organisation to do MeunierChairman of the BoardElie GirardChief Executive OfficerThe Atos Sense of Purpose (Raison d tre) Atos mission is to help design the information technology space.

4 Its services and expertise, multiculturally delivered, support the advance of knowledge, education and science and contribute to the development of scientific and technological excellence. Across the world, the Company enables its customers, employees and as many people as possible to live, work and develop sustainably and confidently in the information technology space. (Atos Sense of Purpose (Raison d tre) approved at the Atos 2019 Annual General Meeting)Atos sense of purpose describes how its operations in their entirety contribute to the common interest. Atos sense of purpose is structured around the notion of information technology space or digital.

5 Contribute to making it safe, accessible to all and sustainable: such is the purpose for which Atos bears unique responsibility. This ambition has been organized into 3 pillars: guaranteeing safety, inclusion, security and trust in the digital space; contributing to the environmental transition; promoting scientific and technological , ethical behaviour of all Atos employees is crucial to ensure safety and trust in digital. Atos commitment to integrity and a strong foundation of Ethics and compliance enables the confidence of the Group s employees, customers, and society at large, which is key to the digital space to which Atos contributes.

6 All Atos employees are required to adhere to the code of Ethics . Employees undertake to keep up to date with changes to the code of Ethics through communications and training provided by of Ethics purpose and scopeThis code of Ethics defines the key principles for Atos continued success. It enables all employees to be guided by good practices that they must apply in difficult situations that they may encounter in their relations within and outside the Group. Where the local laws of the country in which Atos operates differs from the principles set out in the code of Ethics , the more stringent regulation shall prevail, where permitted under applicable law.

7 The content of the code of Ethics is not exhaustive and additional explanations, examples and recommendations on these principles may be provided in specific policies, training sessions for Atos employees. It shall also be shared with third parties assisting Atos in developing its business, to ensure that everyone understands which behaviours and actions are acceptable and which are not. Therefore, Atos expects all of them to comply with both the letter and the spirit of the code of Ethics , in addition to the laws and regulations of the countries where they operate. Global Compliance Team and the Compliance Officers within the business are available to answer employees questions about the code of Ethics and to support them in making the right decisions in carrying out their tolerance of bribery, corruption or influence peddlingAtos does not tolerate any form of bribery, corruption or influence peddling.

8 As a participant to the United Nations Global Compact, Atos adheres to United Nations principles on human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption. The tenth principle states Businesses should work against corruption in all its forms, including extortion and bribery . Corruption includes the act of offering, giving, soliciting, receiving or accepting, directly or indirectly (active or passive corruption), any inducement or reward (money, gift, hospitality, entertainment, trip, service, etc.) in the public or in the private sector, in order to influence behavior or decision in Atos favor.

9 It includes inducements to gain business, but also to offer or receive inducements to act or refrain from acting in a particular manner. Corruption can be large or small-scale, for example acts such as making facilitation payments are a form of peddling involves a scheme where an undue benefit is provided or offered by one person and accepted by another, who may have solicited such benefit or not, in order for that person accepting the benefit to misuse his/her influence to obtain a favorable decision from a public authority or administration to the advantage of the person who offered the thus undertakes to.

10 Adopt a zero-tolerance approach to bribery, influence peddling, facilitation payments and all other forms of corruption, develop policies and effective programs to prevent and detect corruption within the Atos organization and its business operations. As an ethical company, Atos also adopts a zero-tolerance approach to financial crime, including detailed guidance for employees, business partners and other stakeholders can be found in Annex Anticorruption code of conduct .04 Conflicts of interest A conflict of interest is a situation in which an employee has a financial or personal interest, either direct or indirect, which may influence the independent, impartial and objective exercise of his/her functions within the Atos employees have a duty to disclose to their line manager and Compliance Officer, any situation that involves personal, familial relationships that may give rise to a real or potential conflict of interest as soon as it is known.